Coastline Insulation creates an air seal, which stops air leaks from entering or exiting your home, allowing you to maintain an ideal indoor temperature without running your furnace and air conditioner as much. This will result in savings on your energy bills over time.

This is a better option than traditional fiberglass batt insulation, which is not only less efficient but also deteriorates over time, reducing its ability to keep your home insulated. Fiberglass is also an irritant to the skin, eyes and lungs and should not come into contact with bare skin.

Coastline Insulation’s Step-by-Step Guide to Spray Foam Installation

Another benefit of spray foam is its ability to stop moisture from entering your home, especially in areas like crawl spaces and attics. Moisture that enters these spaces can cause mold and mildew problems which are a health hazard for your family. Spray foam is extremely effective at stopping moisture because it expands to many times its original size, filling small gaps and cracks to prevent water from seeping through.

Foam insulation can also reduce the amount of noise that travels through your walls and ceilings by filling in the cracks and crevices. This will allow you to live a more quiet life inside your home and will block out street noises and other outside sounds. The air seal created by the spray foam will also reduce allergens and pollutants from entering your home through these same cracks, a big benefit for allergy sufferers. Spray foam insulation also doesn’t need to be replaced as frequently as blown-in cellulose or fiberglass, which may require replacement after about fifteen years.

Coastline Insulation
268 Serenoa Rd Unit 2B, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
(850)-565-1027

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